The Twin

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Amanda Brookfield

Emotional and heart wrenching The Twin from Amanda Brookfield captures the deep love that binds twins along with the passive aggressive nature that often is part of being a twin....
The Missing Links Of Tannadee 

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Maurice Gray

The Missing Links of Tannadee is the second book about Tannadee and hopefully not the last as Maurice Gray has spun a very, very funny tale based around well, people...
To Catch a Lord

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Emma Orchard

Emma Orchard has delivered another scintillating Regency Romance, or should one say romp, Georgette Heyer style in her latest book To Catch A Lord in which Lady Amelia Wyverne sets...
Be a good girl, Valerie

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Marcia van Zeller

In 2018 the Harvey Weinstein court cases set off a train of events that have indirectly or directly to resulted in the creation of Be a good girl, Valerie from...
Death at a Paris Hotel

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Verity Bright

Lady Eleanor Swift and the handsome Hugh Seldon have finally made it to Paris, the city of romance for their honeymoon. Ellie is still wondering at being married and enjoying...
The Girl From Normandy

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Rachel Sweasey

In a well-researched historic fiction, The Girl from Normandy from Rachel Sweasey takes a step back to a time when the world was a dark place, evil roamed throughout Europe...
The Accidental Debutante

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Jane Dunn

Clorinda the Winged Venus, star attraction at Prebble’s Flying Circus come to the end of her act with a delicate backward flip to land on the rump of her horse...
The East End Girls

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Jean Fullarton

In 1942 London was being bombed by the German Air Force in what became known as the Blitzkrieg. Able bodied men of all ages were being recruited into the Armed...
Loving Spirits at the Vintage Teashop

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Sharon Booth

Loving Spirits at the Vintage Teashop is book 2 in the very quirky series Ghosts of Rowan Vale where Aunt Polly, along with her modern family live, and have done...
Dead Reckoning

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Rob Sinclair

Simon Peake is a man haunted by his past; there is nothing good in it at all, as far as he can tell and once again, he is broke, living...